Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | June 8, 2016 Louisville to wear ‘Ali’ patches on caps Share Legendary boxer Muhammad Ali’s memorial services will take place this weekend in his hometown of Louisville. The 22,000-capacity KFC Yum! Center has already sold out tickets for the event, as Ali impacted the lives of so many. Meanwhile, the Louisville baseball team is set to begin Super Regional play on Saturday against UC Santa Barbara. To pay homage to Ali, the Cardinals will sport an ‘Ali’ patch on their hats, as seen below: Louisville baseball caps for Super Regional will have 'Ali' on the side. #Ali pic.twitter.com/U3sZOWtnLf — Jody Demling (@jdemling) June 8, 2016 "ALI" patch on cap of Louisville baseball player Blake Tiberi. pic.twitter.com/uDZPTP4dOy — Steve Jones (@SteveJones_CJ) June 8, 2016 This is a classy move from Ali’s hometown college baseball team. The Cardinals went 3-0 in regional play this past weekend. The 50 states, ranked by the total number of men's basketball championships Here's every state, ranked by how many men's basketball national championships each school has won. READ MORE 4 facts to know before the 2022 women's Final Four The 2022 women's Final Four will tip off Friday, April 1, here are four facts to know before the action starts. READ MORE Bracketology: 2022 NCAA women's tournament bracket predictions, less than a week from Selection Sunday Here's what the 2022 NCAA women's bracket bracket might look like on Sunday, March 13, projected by Autumn Johnson. READ MORE